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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

The many friends Of the Swedish Society
"Sorden'' will no doubt rejoice over the an
nouncement. that on next Wednesday even
ing, September 21st they will give their
first grand bail at the "Norden" Hall, cor
ner West Bridge and Bswsry-sts- Elegant
music will be Furnished by the well known
Smith aRd Gutkan's orchestra and q jolly
good time Is in storc for all who attend. As
tie socisty enjoys NEST envisble rsputs-
ton for their courteous manner OF coz
ducting these parties. and the hall being
one Of the finest in the city, all lovers o.
this pleasant pass time should turn out. q
the admission Is oaly % cents to gentlemen
and ladies' free.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

lie vas awaiting her reply, and Il came
fnged With a sh zht s1spicloa Of business
She vas a y0ung widow.
Il can act coscszi from 7ou. Mr. Smith. y
she said. ~sad I would not 4 l could, that
the ssrn sentiments you have Just ex-
prssse& srs rot unplsasinE 70 ne, and, IN :
measure. vosse ny swa regard Bat oefors
I promise 20 tatrsss NY future happiness
into your zs~ping ( must ask qusstios.
Are vou ever troubled VITA aYsDepsiaf'
Mr Snith foolisaiy admitted hat ne was
Then al - over between "a, sais the
fair widow Ny arst husband had dys-
pepsiaT
Then he uuf,rtunats dvspeptlc went OCT
int The aight. and In bis despair ate tAree
WELSH rsrebits before gong 70 SeS---N =.
SeA
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

n-n- Presdsat Cham Der .aln is . Western
al4a. sltzsaza Ae wzs ssra IA nlisols. He
is l0W forty-f0lr years Cd Uatu he went
70 College his tiae wss sPsat sa as father .
farn, as father 5eiag AsthodisE clergy
mza o. great oratorical power
Prof CAaa oesiaia graduated a. Belolt
College u lss4 For TIVE years h. was
pTiaeiPal Of ths higa scasol Al Delayan,
vs.. Ne thea took special ccurss IN
81 satias study Al The Aichigan University.
Ter four years hs wzs professor 0f natural
scleaces ~ Waite Water Wis Normal
Seasol. aad IN 1874 be was called 10 Bel0it
College as professor o geology In 1875
Geyeruor Lldil gt0n apPcintea hin State
0eoloZist of " isconsin- He associated with
Ala n lhe State sgryey tho brightest and
bsss youzg gsolsgists ne eeuls ha3 in tho
State University aaa IN Beloit College.
The four volumes of the Wisconsin geo
logiczl reports have become famous as
among tEe best state reports ever mads.
PROT Chamberlain has fer several years
been sns Of the leading geslogists in the
Uaitea states survey. la lss2 be was a
delegate 70 the Worlds Geological convoa-
ton IN Paris, and read q notabls paper ca
the mcrGiae system OF ths North American
continent His work las made him famous
the Wsrld over. He 10 man Of Kindly and
thoughtfal manners, very popular with
young men and an excellent executive
manager. He has always succeeded whore
other men might have failed He IS = keen
student Of mea and \ liberal, broad gagged,
progressive scholar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21


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Personal.

Mr.. y. II. Frohhchsten. of Mobile Ala
writes: take great pleasure in recommend
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump
ton, having used il for q severe attack o
Bronchitis and Catarrh. IL gave me in
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have not been afflicted since. | also beg {,
state that had tined other remedies witt
no good result. Have also used Electrii
Bittsrs and DR.. Kings New Life Pills, boti
Of which | can recommend.
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump
ton, Coughs and Colds. is sold on posi-
tive guarantee.
Trial bottles free at w. II. Tibb's drul
store
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Most everything in this world Is fall OF
deception FeU things srs what they seem
but the results obtained Tor Or. Jones Red
Clover Tonic far exceed al claims. II re-
sforssi lost nerve force, cures dyspepsis. snd
al stomach liver. kidney and bladder
troubles. Il = perfect tonic, appetizer,
blood purifier. sure cure for ssue and
uslarisl diseases. Price % cents, Of z r
Wilson. druggist
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
Wonderful Cures.

W. d. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Retail
Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We have been
selling DR.. Kings New Discovery, Electric
Bitters and Bucklen's Arnics Salve for four
years. Have never handled remedies thai
sell as well. or give such universal satistac-
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cures effected by these medicines in thi:
city. Several cases of pronounced Con
sumption have been entirely cured by use
of few bottles of DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, taken in connection with Electric Bit
ters. We guarantee them always. Sold BY
Vim. II. Tibbs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

The best on earth can truly be said Of
Grixg's GIycerine Salve which is = sure,
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises. scales,
burns. wounds and all other sores. Will
positively cure piles, letter and al skin
srupsi0ns Try this wonderful healer. Sat
isfsction guaranteed or money refunded.
Only > cents, Of T. r Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Mr. Blow owes 20 show %. lis great 10
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restaurant and cresfea sensation oy
pounsIinz oa the taole with ia cane. - At
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

The true remedy has at last been discov
cred. II was long known in his practice a.
DR.. Pete's Lung Food for Consumption. L
is now called DR.. Pste's 35-cent Cough Cure
II is the safest, the surest and the best. Nc
other Cough, Cold or CONSUMPTION remedy
is half its equal. We warrant it, and vii
promptly refund the money paid for Il If {
beneficial effect is not experienced by th'
time tvo-thirds of the contents of the bottle
is used. Sold by Peck Bros, II. Il F
Thum, and W. II. Tibbs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

TEr BEET SALvE in the world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sorss, letter, Chspped Hands, ChilSlains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
Fer sale at VIM. u. .Tibbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

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81 srseca RmenE WAIST picsens cas- Ia
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prerarea fer hetercacx ssaienents and
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Careful attention TO diet IS The best guard
against disease. IL is a fact which all should
know, that over-esting not only corrupts
the blood. but destroys nerve force and in
duceS dyspepsia. isundice, bad breath, piles,
pimples low spirifs headache, sgus, ma
iaris and all stomach and liver troubles.
DR.. Jones Red Clover Tonic quickly cures
the above diseases Can De taken by the
most delicate. Price 80 cents, by 4. 4.
MilEon drnggistA.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
Health is Wealth.

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guaranteed specific for Hysteria Dizziness Con-
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Old Age. Barrenness Loss Of Power In either
sex, Involuntary Losses and SpcrmatoThoea
caused by over-exertion of the brain, self-abuse
or Over-indulgence. Each hox contains one
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WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
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& cure. Qua Rntees issued only by
w. n. TlBBS, DRUGGIST,
Sole Agent,
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

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fSe hesutif1i ard snssazne. ray rea@rsss
k,ass waich S ,ru,v Vs=erzale.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

LIosr is above as and coler surrounds us
but 4 We hays nos light and color N our
own eyes We shall net persaj<s them CUT
aide us.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

RniIdiax Materials.
Bueklen's ArnIca salve.

Lime-retozkey. 8, % per bbl. OHIO, sJc, {
Rapids 75c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

in giving pictorial value to the difficult subject of
"SchwatisCh Hail. and a chapter might DO written
the indigcstible fruits and nuts offered by sanguno
painters Of still life. some Of the work Is good, but
IT'S goodness lies usually in form rather than color or
which puts Mr.. Dscker's teaches g., shame. Mr..
Davidson appeals to patriotic pride In his breezy pict
of the gallant old fgao Constitution conveying
prizes hcn"wa'd Mr. Weber sends strong painting
of stera chase at sea WHICH should have been bottcr
placed, and there are mhi,hes BY Me~srs. Tyler and
Cleveland Cole. II would be unjust MT T." recognize
Mr. Anderson: evident prids in the fannie yant hind
leg OF half skinned erizziy which he mas IN ,de the
cons picuous centre OF panoramic canvas. where IL
puts Mr. Anderson and the Rocky Mountains into
shade as completely Mr. Boards hound dwarfs the
mount aims n tlsgni6cance.
There Is no sculpture I'm the exhibition which calls
for comment and the only noteworthy feature OF tho
landing Is MI Unions engraving, a mastery example
from the chief upholder of q pure line
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THE NEWSPAPER WORLD.

TIE Aer Yorker. published by Bachelor Co., Is tho
latest candidate FOR puhlcf IL is published weekly
iis four large pages bciug ilo, with descriptive artclrs
chiefly 0n local tones. SIGNED with names wrllknowp
10 newspaper readers. Our column" the lhisherR
announce Will be pervs,ied by the spirit Of bright.
tive. GENEROUS American hie and by "sthng
narrUv~r."
The Brit4sh-A m1ican Citizen Is the new
weekly paper published the interests OF the BRUSH
American Assoc lou OF Boston aud Ia tue interests Of
good government. aud good feeling between the two
greatest nadons OF the earth"
special edition was recently issued by The Bradford
Era OF Erdior Penn. ended TO present tr.cfiveiy
the business aud other TEXTURES OF that houi1s'nv oil
town u OF tia ella b0ras ne wspAfr~ Pao-
locations ever made In Westsrn Peanyylya and 10.
heete credit the Of r. T. Boyle. enc OF
Tho best newspaper mon Of the pstroeom
country.
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been detached from the Boston Navy Yard ordered 10
outy IN tho Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing
COLQUITT FOR THE CABINET.
A REPORT THAT HE MAY BE SELECTED TO 81

CEED MH. LAMAR.
WARRINGTON. Nov 1s (Spcciat Political gossip to-
night has that Senator Coquit OF Georgia. 10 TO enter
the Cabinet as Mr. Lamars successor The Critic says
ihere are various straws which point to Col
quit as Secretary Lamars successor. II is well
known that President Cleveland, when In Georgia.
very much Impressed with Governor Gordon. and has
since his return to intimate friends expires ssd desire
tnat some way Governor Gordon might be sent to tho
senate where his ready Speech conservative sentiments
ana nigh character would DO OF great value
70 tho Administration. IL IA asserted that
Mt. Villas. since he has been looking the
heid over. has about concluded that he does
not desire to change his position The Post Office De-
partnent to him has been source OF constant study
ana ne mas devoted two and half years Of hard work
TO mastering It's details TO accept the portfolio Of tho
Interior Department. 1t is pointed by his friends
"ouiu De for him 10 tic himself down 10
his desk and go through the same constant.
ceaseless work in acquiring the details OF his
new position that he has already performed in the Post
once Department. This. an Intimate friend OF his yes
'erday said. he did believe Mr. Villas would do unless
specially urged to do So by the President
" lhs view of the matter acquires additional weight
from The fact thu Mr.. Dickinson to whom the post OF
postmaster General was said To have been
rendered. has emphatcay denied such report Looking
AT the matter ali around veteran Democratic politician
sau to-day that with Coquitt in HE Cabinet IL would
leave lis sectional tho same as now while
II VT Villas and Mr.. Dickinson should go in II would
leave Mr. Gar'n the only represen tatve Of tho South
thh In Tact II would leave tho South without repre-
sentaton as Mr. Garland represents tho Southwest aud
MI Bayard the Middle States.
" IT, ~ Is generally assumed Mr.. Villas candidate
Tor NlcePrcsiden' ii would he political mistake for
MN to accept the Interior Department portfolio, with
Mt Dickinson as Postmaster General, as m
could net help but breed antsgonIsms
from Mr. Muldrsw and Mr.. stevenson's
friends, which would be likely 20 provo formidable
~ the next nominating convention. Viewing the matter
FROM All sides II prohahe that The solution or
hf Itmars omotinn To the supreme -urt Bench vii
ne Nena or 'oqui Secretary ~ The Interior, Mr. Villas
ME- 'olqultt as Senator from Georgia"
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CHAMBERLAIN UNDER FIRE.
CALLED UPON BY rs REPORTERS
THE COMMISSIONER AND SIR CHARLES UPPER CALL
on SECRETARY BAYARD.
rrI &c LII


WASHINGTON. Nov. 18.-Mr. Chamberlain and Sir
Secretary of State in the OF the forenoon and
later In the day called upon number Of foreign
Ministers
In the afternoon Mr. Chamberlain consented to SEQ
a number OF newspaper men About twenty-five
availed themselves Of the opportunity to pay their
respects to the chief Of the English Commissioners
Mr. Chamberlain received them In his private parlor,
al the Arlington Hotel. Upon entering the room, tho
newspaper men did not Mr.. Chamberlain, but
instead liberal array of glasses, bottles boxes OF
cigars and other dolt aces Mr. Chamberlain entered
the room after few moments Of waiting dressed In
tight fitting Prince Albert, carrying In his eye
the glass without which he IS rarely seem He
was introduced by Mr. Bergne, who throughout
acted as sort of master of ceremonies.
This IS Mr.. Chamberlain Mr.. Bergne said, grace
fully waving his hand
The newspaper rose, Mr. Chamberlain bowed,
and there painful pause. Finally Mr.. Chamber
lain said:
Can orer you anything, gentlemen, brandy and
soda cgarl" and sutng tho action TO his words, he
then handed around boxes OF cigars himself The
cigars having been lighted, Mr.. Bergno once more
sad.
"Gentlcnen, you ask Mr. Chamberlain any
questions you have mind to- or words to that
effect.
Again there was a painful pause. Then number
Of meaningless inquiries launched against Mr.
Chamberlain which he cloycrly met lodged as
suited his purpose Throughout, however, be eX-
hlbIled the greatest patience imaginable Mcr
having been exposed to a cross fire of interviews for
ABOUT fifteen minutes, another pause seemed inm
nent, when a representative Of press association
stepI ed up, and addressing his colleagues sad:
Gem lsmen, do not wish 10 interfere with any
present, but suppose ask Mr.. Chamberlain tho
usuai questions To tesin with, AMI then lead up by
d 4rccs 10 mater. OF greater IMPORTANCE Mr. Cham
brr,ali, hc sdd turning To- the untor' innate Ncum,
how do yuu ihe Washington =
tJr "a moment even All. Chamberlain seemed as
concerted. lie let hi- cNe-g drop. and th"n
wun dhncuty rcprc-s,ng smie and rnDOlng h-
hands together ssh.
Wet. 1 hardly know what 10 think Of Your city .
You know have been here only short I'M, a"fl
haze On4A been able 10 pay ic~ cali, and dave
through few streets / have heard OF Americans
who have formed opinions of cities they intended 10
N> AMI Onounccd ud gmcut ul'n them before seeing
hcw; M really have no OPINION TO eNpr'~- on the
sub lcct' .
Chamberlain a ont Home iuc Ia which the a-iuic
Commissioner answered uni iiIey
We J. dd not come here 80 discuss Home l.uie'
but 70 "a fish"
A. might have been expected there wa nothing ~
impOrtanc" elected. Mir. Chamberlain. however. al
mittcd Lhat hc Strongly desired cOuCu-on OF irdlF
scttl NJ al II ~" disputed questions. ami Inc ming
W thin the scope q provisions ~ 3D." Cd tTa'l'-
in force To morrow Mr. thamhctlain ana h~
a--ocaf- 90 u lc presented by secretary BAY aid 10
The President
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Post 2j7, q. ~ r., Licking. Mo-. oct. %. The semi
menis Post regard to Pensions shown 10y
resolutions adopted 10y the Osf ithoui dis
Srnting voice. Of mcnherS are Democrats;
amt they arr disguised with the Democratic Rebel
that they declare they will never more nave
anything IT, lo with them The resolutions declare that:
Ne ahhor the 1ruta criticism hy the Drn0cla ic rob
OF the mt n heroes aud patriots who stood 10y their
country IT. uour oI med the dark days of Rebel
lion takin1 their lives in their hands 70 save tho
prefathcrs and rausni to posterity tho
blc>-ilg- OF Nation a freedom. unity amt Integrity.
Ne intend "a stand 10y guns and tight - Out on
that line demanding liberal peu-iouing OF all veterans
who are In any way disabled. and al the widows and
children of the dead vino offered their lives in toe Held
euu-ly aud thos. vino have died iiom It's ellie + Of
TIER service IN The army.
We regard TIM NEw-YoRK TRlBCNE the true eN-
pun,ut progressive. rlcyaiins Republican prnclpes
champi,nn1 tie cause Of the pcopl AMI. ia this in
-tnnre. the cause Of hcrORn ami patriotism against
sian erers. liars towards. tlcc Traders and Copper
heads. john j. landOn.
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here the court adjourned for luncheon.
THE BfBLR IYsPiRA TI0N OONFERENOE

PuILtDEi rIIIA, Nov. ls1he Of the special
Conference on the aspiration Of the Bible
sumcd to-day. Opening services were conducted D.
the evangelist, George G.. Nccdham. The attendance
larger than at any previous session Of the Confer
The Rev. Dr George {. Bishop. Of Orange
y. j., read the paper prepared by Professor W. g.
Moorhcah OF Xcnia Theological Seminary. cntiiIc,
The Moral Glory OF Jesus Proof Of Inspiration Pro
fcssOr MOorbcsd IT announced. detained at
homo by reason Of the Illness Of a child Tho Row Or
T. W. han brI~, 4 NrN.. ,rl,. nrNi fr,d , papcr en-
titled Z" The Canon Of the ScrptuIes7 TIE essay
devoted TO a consideration and determined ION OF Wha
books Of the Iiblc are canOncaL He said that thf
true method for discovering the canon is by IA,
history Of tradition. The Old Testament Is 50 well
supported by tho New that ono can easily admit III
cAnOni,ai portions Of the Jll The anthem. OF
nc canon books q the bihe susta ned by the
ms PRED writings OF the Gospels
At tho after session tho Rev. Or IIowart
Crosby of NcwYCtk, spoke ~ tho text Preach tho
Wori, ''anu was followed by Evangelist George C. Need
ham " The Spirit and tho word
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MIR. CLEVELAND NOT HELD IN ESTEEM.

Machias, y. Y. Oct. 30.-I have been greatly inter-
Ell ia the replies from lhers VI ir1 you have pub
lisiel IN IuE TRIBUNE ws very sorry 10 see tho
President make " the poNer ve>te in him A. Chet
Executive to We ; many bills which wOuld have
greatly reovol many dcserving soldiers He doubtless
forgot that hal II not been for the Union sol Tier no
wOuli have been President: cOhld he nave APP
prvc the bl for pensonng Mexican sol !i"rs nor en-
iOyeI the great pleasure or removing Uno soldiers
from Office anl supply ing their places with Rebels. Had
Bis heart bern capable OF patrutic throb. had one
little OF gratitude novel in sOui. coGi not
have done he dill think that the next pension les-
ltou should he for serVic" pension base upOn an
honorable discirge-siX months service ar long'r--anl
- pcr month from the passage the hill also think
that Congress -olt resolutions ~ censure an tho
thief Justice administer severe r'prmlui for the
ins to the Union sol crs Ia his order {, To-
the Rebel fgs rrue ther are worthless rags. but
at wat "A were they obtained; an what = sentt-
such Oriar conveys. comin- from President IL
less than quarter 81 cetr. after the close ~ The
war! Anl then how humili tng the retricnn aud how
base the insult fear OF personal harm II he attru led
the soldiers encampnrnI!-W. f. Chlttenden Company
d. lJlth New York
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VOICE OF THE VOLUNTEERS,
THE KIND OF A PENSION THEY WANT.

FURTHER DISCUSSION OF A QUESTION OF INTEREST
TO THE SURVIVORS OF THE UNION ARMIES.
From The Weekly frtbune
6ome interesting data relative to the general
question Of Service Pensions are brought out to-
day oy number OF letters to HE TRIBUNE which
are printed below. 1t will be refreshing ntelli-
gcnce to the old volunteers to learn that it has
been actually proposed to let the question Of this
kind Of pension 60 over until the next century
before any action upon it by the National authori.
ties of the G. A. K. We lead the bat ch OF letters
printed today with announcement by HE
TRIBUNE itself